/biz/ - Business & Finance

>suing tens of thousands of tor node operators

>>23392013
>annoyed by sex

>>19712763

>>17366439
thx dad

>>16551541
very dRoll

>>15467355
>after
He's stil wearing braces so that's "during" not "after"
Fucking Yanks piss off with your babby English

>>11181685
/nupol/ detected
/nupol/ is the cancer that's killing /biz/

>>10754334
>people would hoard coins rather than eat

holy fucking autism
this thread rn

>>10115699

>>9348736
dont make me...

>>8757709
>mathsfag
Fuck off back to /g/ you're not wanted here
CTTOI /g/ don't want you either. Just fuck off

>>8722488
>Gold Is Getting BTFO
i had an autism about this the other day.

gold IS getting BTFO again.
but it does seem like its building though, doesnt it? ive been watching it. since the beginning of the year its been bouncing between a tight support and resistance since 2018 started. and the support actually just tightened up this last run. there must be a lot of buyers. the thing with gold is that since its run, its been trapped under 1350/oz. this is because most of the gold in the world is held by central banks and the IMF. they are constantly lending it and just generally getting rid of it, hence it is being shorted at that level. think of it like crypto in terms of whales (actually gold is even MORE controlled than some cryptos in this regard).

so we combine this fact and we can account for the permanent resistance. but like i said, the support just tightened up, and it ran up to 1350/oz in a day. must be a result of the panic and inflation that is going on. but its still stuck because central bankers short it.

now, imagine how many people must have fuck huge limits set on the far side of that 1350/oz, to have a last minute ohshit button against a huge sudden dollar collapse/gold breakout. i believe it has the potential to breakout a little, but only if the banks stop selling it. the problem is, i cant figure out whether or not central banks would continue to sell it in a fiat collapse. since they have literally most of it (and assuming that it would be adopted again as a general currency), they could continue to sit on it (which would allow them to raise the price of gold) or short it. thus they would still have absolute control over all wealth in the world. literally nothing would change.

TL;DR even in fiat collapse scenario, i think well still have to deal with these assholes.

>>8476625
if youre talking about catching crises as they happen, /pol/ is actually the best possible source that has ever been available for that. but this /pol/ while being fucking fast as shit, is also loaded with disinfo. good for quick headlines as they happen though. those autists are fucking news junkies.

>>8476632
ha but can you imagine shorting an obvious scam company for like 5 years and then as soon as you close out and take the (bajillion dollah) loss, it all crumbles.

>>8476644
>pic related UUUU

>>8476718
shill me one. i got 500 bucks left over